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VA Statement Explains ""Change Of Cearse" Veterans Administration in a statement explains what is meant |>y a "change of co'irse." in the light of ks recent regulations requiring , veterans to obtain advisement and guidance if they plan to change their GI Bill courses to new general fields of study. Under the regulations ? Instruc- j . Hon 1-B to Public Law 266 ? a voter- ! en may make a change, without ad - [ visement and guidance, so long asi his new course is in the same gener- j ?1 fieid as his original objective or a . normally related progressive objec- j tive. If he wants to change to a differ ent general field, however, the In struction requires that he undergo advisement and guidance to determ. ? |ne his aptitude for and need of the course to complete his educational or Job objective. A change of course, VA explained, means a change of a veteran's edu cational or vocational objective. It does not mean changes made with in a course. For example, a veteran may chan ge one or more unit subjects of his overall course of study, or he may drop a subject or add another ? all without having to go to VA tor ap proval. ; ? , Of, he may progress to a more ad vanced phase of his course, also without having to apply to VA. As instances, he may go from pre-engi neerlng to a specialized field of en gineering; or he may go from pre medical to dental, or from liberal, art?uo,Journalism. On the other hand, VA pointed out, if the vttertin '.vants to change his GI BiH course of study from medi cine to engineering, <jr from carpen try to tpyewrlter repair, for exam ple, his case would fall under the By Way ft> Mention By LoU B? ?tty Mr. and Mrs. Bi)ly White and son, Steve, spent Tuesday afternoon in ' Charlotte. Betty Lou Henderson <?t Central College is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal loway Henderson. Houston Black of Catawba College is spending the Christmas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar' ence Black. Margaret Ratierree of Asheville is. spending rhe holidays with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. D, Ratterree. Miss Ann Gostner was a recent vis itor in Gastonia. Miss BiHie Mabry spent the week provisions of Instruction 1-B. VA stated that these definitions of "change of course" are nto new. i They are being emphasized now to I prevent any confusion on the part of : GI Bill students or schools. end with Mr. and Mrs. Whitworth o I Bessemer City. Demauth Blanton of Mars Hill College is spending the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wylle Blanton. Mr. and Mrs. T. 'R. Fogleman and Mr. C. J. McCraw of Charlotte spent Sunday here with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Blberi Payne had as their guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Earle Armstrong and daughter, Joy. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Brown, all of Gas torvia. Mr. Wright Harmon is sick* at rhis writing. Mrs. J. 1. Hope is sick ai Vhis wri ting. Miss Annie Mae Howie is sick at this writing. In addition to being tasty and de. licious, honey is also one of the cheapest foods on rhe market today. 7 ? ? ! Jhvayina I' >" '? ? ' VJ : ? i The Stable cf Bethlehem did nvt i in any way resemble the airy pur- ! j tiros complete with plaster of L paris Animals s.nd adoring shep L herds ' ? so dear, to the heart of ' | niodern Christendom. With comfort increasing through- i out the western world, the poverty , of the Nativity , scene simultaneous- ; 'ly startles and fascinates us ? as j perhaps Matthew,. the publican, was impressed by the story of the | Wise Men; and St. Luke, who had ; been a ship's doctor and probably ) knew very little about Shepherds,; was ch^-'"ied by the shepherds abiilin, ? . ..eld. There ?as no room m the inn :hat night, so Jesus was born ti> ,? stable, a. place of 'shelter fiiwn into a rocky lodge oi the <l -n countryside It was cold a>i.l ; .. and damp, and Jiidean t':" frequently put up' in such cavcs welcomed rather than d ? dairtc.t joint tenancy with ticajtffi l*'Vnj the LMre.Vth , of the cattie <>rid thi? heat of then, bodies provided * little w'uimth. while tl\c guests in sioe }he inn had no heat at all. ' The cave, -which was the htrth plaoe wf the Saviour, is now * .grotto beneath Bethlehem's Church of the Nativity; and though fasci nated by the simplicity of the origi nal Nativity scene, Christianity has been unwilling to maintain its pov erty and has covered the entire surface with costly ornamentation. The United States buys' ninety per cent of the exports of Panama. DRESSED & DRAWN READY For (he OVEN WHOLE 10-15 l? hilt SMALL SELECTED ISen Turkeys 4 A LI ( HOICK BIRDS t 7 to 13 lb. ?7 MESSED AND DRAWN I Fat Hens TURKEYS Lb. 59c r SAiVTA 9S ? 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